who's who in research visuAl Arts - Intellect

4059, Australia
Keywords media, design, art,
exegesis, practice-led research
Michael I. Jackson
Keywords charity, ministry, art
education
Georgina Jackson
The National College of Art and
Design, Graduate School of Creative
Arts and Media
Keywords curating, art practice
Mogens Jacobsen
Keywords mapping, collaborative
creative processes, trans-disciplinary
domains, renegotiating competences
innovation policy, and formal pedagogy. He has been involved in
teaching postgraduate research methods units at QUT, and has
supervised practice-led research higher degrees in the fields of fashion,
documentary film and drama education.
› A connective model for the practice-led research exegesis: An analysis of
content and structure, Journal of Writing in Creative Practice, 3.1, 31-44.
Reverend Michael Jackson qualified as a solicitor but then left legal
practice to become director of a charity. He concurrently studied for the
ministry and was ordained priest. He is a member of the CCOA
Research Group.
› Engagement in the arts and well-being and health in later adulthood: An
empirical study, Journal of Applied Arts & Health, 2.1, 25-36.
Georgina Jackson is a curator and a research scholar at the Graduate
School of Creative Arts and Media, Dublin. She is currently
participating in a two-year curatorial residency at the Mattress Factory
Art Museum, Pittsburgh.
› REVIEWS, Art & the Public Sphere, 1.1, 85-.
Mogens Jacobsen is an independent media artist, HCI professional and
commentator. Jacobsen was a founding member of the Danish net-art
group Artnode.org. Since 2001 his focus has been on physical telematic
objects and social spaces. He exhibits frequently in museums and
media festivals worldwide. He has contributed to several publications,
including Get Real – Art + Real time (New York: George Braziller
Publishers, 2005). He co-edited (with Morten Søndergaard) the book
RE_ACTION – The Digital Archive Experience (Aalborg University
Press, 2009).
› MAPPING the domains of media art practice: A trans-disciplinary enquiry
into collaborative creative processes, Technoetic Arts: A Journal of
Speculative Research, 8.1, 77-84.